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When starting a cp, even if we explicitly inform the solver to use more than 2 instances, the solution defaults to one single instance in each region (2 instances in total).
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It would be great to include high-level benchmark data in the README (cost and throughput).
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When using a user managed identity for azure credentials, we get this error when we try to query the dest bucket existence in cp_replicate.py.
```
ubuntu@ip-172-31-66-127:~$ skyplane cp --recursiv…
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As you may know, [fsspec](https://filesystem-spec.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) is a pure python library package for accessing various file storage backends in a unified filesystem-like manner, so that d…
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Continuing the slack conversation here -
I am trying to do a S3 -> S3 transfer between two buckets I created:
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$ skyplane cp --recursive s3://romil-sky-test/ s3://romil-dataset
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This is the output I got (on `27bc24b08ed6da1ba2afaaeb82010aa44fc48b3f`, which is the commit currently at the head of the `main` branch):
```
$ skyplane replicate-random azure:westus2 azure:eastus -…
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I suspect this issue is caused by far too high parallelism for object store queries. This may be fixed as we switched to RBAC authentication.
Tracked by SKY-224
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Reported by @romilbhardwaj
See trace at: https://gist.github.com/romilbhardwaj/7b8b84cf30952d7cf7965d7ec9b3d7ee
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I have a s3 bucket that has all the ACL permission open to public and make all objects in it public by manually selecting them in the web console (as shown below).
![image](https://user-images.github…
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The UX of recursive transfers is confusing:
* If copying a whole bucket to another bucket, how should the transfer be specified?
* If copying a folder with one object, does it need to be recursive?
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